The public meeting will be open to the public, and all testimonies shall be made in person during the meeting.

2149 Brown Avenue  (Major COA 2024-155) – Vollintine-Evergreen Historic District
Request: Exterior Alterations: window, door, siding and porch column replacement (Retroactive)
Staff Planner: Margot Payne
Email: margot.payne@memphistn.gov

1079 North Evergreen Street  (COA 2025-001) – Vollintine-Evergreen Historic District
Request: Exterior Alterations: window and door replacement, painting of exposed brick, and garage enclosure (Retroactive – ENF-2024-02065)
Staff Planner: Margot Payne
Email: margot.payne@memphistn.gov

1063 North Evergreen Street  (COA 2025-007) – Vollintine-Evergreen Historic District
Request: Exterior Alterations: window replacement, painting of unpainted brick, and porch alterations (Retroactive – ENF-2024-02064)
Staff Planner: Margot Payne
Email: margot.payne@memphistn.gov

790 North McLean Boulevard (Minor COA 2025-008)
Request: Site Improvements: replacement of deteriorated wrought iron and brick front yard fence with new wrought iron fence
Staff Planner: Margot Payne
Email: margot.payne@memphistn.gov

2116 Brown Avenue  (Minor COA 2025-011)
Request: New Construction: 16’ x 20’ storage shed
Staff Planner: Margot Payne
Email: margot.payne@memphistn.gov

The Memphis Landmarks Commission (MLC) was created by Ordinance No. 2276, passed by the Memphis City Council on July 15, 1975 (now codified as Chapter 14-24 of the Memphis Code of Ordinances).

The Landmarks Commission is responsible for preserving and protecting the historic, architectural and cultural landmarks in the City of Memphis. As such, the MLC reviews zoning requests and work that is visible from the street, including new construction, demolition, relocation of structures, and different types of exterior alterations in the historic districts.

Vollintine Evergreen Historic District Design Guidelines and Boundaries
Vollintine-Evergreen (Map) 
Neighborhood Contact: Vollintine Evergreen Community Association